Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 20th Apr 2009 19:00 UTC
With today's surprise announcement that Oracle will acquire Sun Microsystems, several questions were raised as to some Sun products, including MySQL, Solaris, and OpenOffice.org. Browsing around the net, there are several viewpoints on the future of these Sun products, and the OpenOffice.org team has even issued a statement itself.
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And uses database level locking. Not exactly going to be super fast if your site becomes popular.
I would not build a public facing Web site that uses SQLite as a backend. If your site takes off, you will find yourself having to migrate to a different database.
Fr intranet sites though that are only visited by a known number of people, then it can work great. But for a public Web site? Don't do it.